of new hampshire, and then he goes on to win south carolina, he s going to be in excellent, excellent shape going into florida on january 31st. it s going to be a one, two, three sweep and pretty much the odds makers would say it s his if he does it. if he can do that, if he can win desize civil in new hampshire and then south carolina, i don t know who s going to drop out, who s not going to drop out. he ll be in very good shape. he s got a lot of organization. lots of money. he s playing it smart. we ll see how he does. i was talking to someone who works on your show in the gym, chris sanchez somebody who works on my show? yeah. i did a blitzer this morning. i ran five miles. wow. we said we re going to start calling it the blitzer. i ran 5 miles this morning, too. the blitzer. run five miles in the morning. by the way, get ready, guess who is going to be in the situation room in our 5:00 p.m. eastern hour? herman cain. all right. remember what he called m
what gets forgotten in this bill is that it mirrors the exactly the three things that the courts have said constitute bullying, one of which is creating a hostile educational environment. and that s been completely forgotten. so therefore, words even cloaked in political or religious terminology certainly can constitute bullying and can create a hostile educational environment and the schools should step in this that case to say, no. this is about political discourse, civil, normal, political discourse that the courts have said even students have a right to engage in and in fact in an educational environment should be encouraged to engage in, that they aren t in an intellectual bubble. and also, you know, all of that depend, too, upon the age range we are talking about, things that might be permitted in high school clearly would not be permitted in earlier grades. michelle, what kind of risk
new hampshire union leader came out for gingrich, now the boston globe has backed huntsman, not the former massachusetts governor, mitt romney. we received the endorsement of about half the papers in the state. we just got the endorsement of the boston globe. we re moving forward. i feel very good about where we sit in new hampshire because i know this state loves an underdog. romney with a commanding lead in new hampshire polling. he s spending as much time as possible down south in south carolina. that state votes on the 21st. check out this poll, brand-new showing romney s hard work is paying off. he s now running well ahead of santorum, gingrich and ron paul who are all bunched up there in mid-field. romney will be back in new hampshire in time for dinner. in the face of republican outrage, president obama is standing by and with his consumer financial protection bureau and the man that he has chosen to lead it. mr. obama visited the bureau personally just two
learned that four different women have accused you of inappropriate behavior. here we re focusing on character and judgment. you ve been a ceo. yes. you know shareholders are reluctant to hire a ceo where there are character issues. why should the american people hire a president if they there are character issues? the american people deserve better than someone being tried in the court of public opinion, based on unfounded accusations. governor romney, when you were being capital, you purchased a lot of companies. you could fire the ceo and management team or keep them. would you keep a ceo? are you persuaded by what mr. cain has said? would you keep him on if you bought his company? i look, herman cain is the person to respond to these questions. people across the country can make their own assessment. joining us live in washington, former bush speechwriter, david frump and in cincinnati, fellow former ceo ohio of state. good evening, gentlemen. david frump, i